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I just ordered a set of ProBEAMs for my whole bike. I have been emailing back & forth with Leigh Anne over there, just making sure that I had all the information to make the best choice. It's nice to know that they stand by there products. They have been great on the phone & email. Very helpful and responsive.
We went to Dayton bike week a couple years ago, and took 4 bikes down in the trailer. My buddy's bike by mine popped one of the tie down straps and fell into my SG, and broke the lens of my CD turn signal lens. I when to the CD tent at Destination Daytona to buy one, and the sales guy gave me a new lens cover. I tried to pay him, but he wouldn't take the money. Custom Dynamics are good people that stand behind their products. He did how ever get a nice tip for helping me out, when it wasn't a warranty problem.
Quick shout out to Custom Dynamics customer service and warranty. One of the first things I added to my Ultra Limited in 2015 was the CD running lights/turn signal LED inserts. Last year when I traded for a Road Glide I moved them over to the new bike.
Earlier this week I noticed that some of the white LEDs were burnt out. I sent a photo to CD customer service. They asked for the model number off the back and informed me they were no longer available. But the very next sentence was telling me that would be replacing them with the latest model. No questions asked, no waffling on the lifetime warranty.
The new units came in today and they are even brighter!
You may find something similar or just as good but youll be hard pressed to find such top notch customer service. For me, thats worth a premium price for a premium product.
@VA_Larry , this BLOWS MY MIND!! I totally just had this happen to me the other day with my 14 SGS, called CD Customer Support, talked with Spencer, (great guy!), and went thru the same drill as you did. They shipped them out like the next day for free! I'm on a 52 day ride right now so I had CD ship the newer/brighter LED's to my Mom's house in DE so I can install them when I get there in a few weeks. I was going to start a thread just like this to give everybody at Custom Dynamics some serious props for their customer service but got sidetracked being on the road and glad you beat me to it, lol!
Every time I've successfully installed one of their light products it just leads to 'should I do this next'? Best products...warranty...and people in the business. Thanks CD.
They are 2nd to none when it comes to customer service. What do you all think about Ciro 3D's customer service? Has anyone had positive experiences such as the one mentioned by the OP and others?
I didn't route the wires correctly when I installed rear turns on my Sportster years ago, and one of the wires got rubbed by the tire. I called CD and asked if I could purchase one replacement turn signal, fully expecting them to say No, you need to buy a new set.
Instead they said No, we're sending you a replacement for free!
I've outfitted my next 2 bikes with their stuff all around. It's all I'll use.
I've had a similar experience. I bought some filler lights and one had an issue. They took care of it as best they could, which is all I could ask for. Now they are my first choice for lighting. Good, bright, highly visible stuff.
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